Climb the map.
Fill the tables.
A one-star rise in rating can lift restaurant revenue by 5–9% (Harvard Business School). The tapfour NFC stand puts your Google review one tap away for every happy guest.
A one-star rise in rating can lift restaurant revenue by 5–9% (Harvard Business School). The tapfour NFC stand puts your Google review one tap away for every happy guest.
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See it in 60 seconds.
Tapfour Connect is a programmed NFC stand plus the tapfour app. Guests tap to review or scan for your menu; you run links, menu, orders and stats from your phone. The film shows all of it in four parts.
Transcript
Straight to Google reviews, or add a QR menu. Stand or tile.
Paste your Google Maps link, and see what guests get.
One tap, and your Google review opens. No app needed.
Scan for your live menu. Sold out? The next scan shows it.
Add table ordering, and orders pop up at your counter.
See every tap, and your busiest hours.
Change a link once, and every stand follows.
Five stands and the app: ₱3,000 once, ₱299 a month.
No time? We build it for you.
Tapfour Connect. Build yours, just below.
Paste one link.
See what guests get.
Not ready? Skip it and send your links after checkout.
WANT TO CHANGE LINKS LATER?The tapfour app lets you edit links, run your menu and see every tap.Change links later with the appMenu, stats, every tap. See the app ↓One tap.
Five things done.
Order from the table
Guests order on their phone. It pops up on your counter tablet, then goes to the kitchen.
How many shops
do you run?
Solo
1 LOCATION- Live QR menu editor
- tapfour dashboard · 1 location — taps, QR scans, guests
- Billing tracker
- Inventory tracker
- Tap-to-join Wi-Fi
- tapfour support
Business
UP TO 5 BRANCHES- Everything in Solo
- Dashboard for up to 5 branches
- Review alerts
- Monthly report PDF
- Priority chat support
Empire
UP TO 20 BRANCHES- Everything in Business
- Dashboard for up to 20 branches
- Billing & inventory across branches
- Staff tracker
- Dedicated manager
Tap a table to see its order. Lime tiles are new orders waiting for you.
Guests order from the table.
Your server gets it on their phone.Guests order from the table. It pops up on your counter tablet.
The menu opens on their phone. No app to download, no account.
Items, table number and notes go straight to your server’s phone.
One tap sends it to the kitchen. Another marks it served.
From ₱499/mo. Tell us how many tables you have, what you serve and how busy it gets, and we’ll send your price.
No time?
We build it for you.
Only when you need a hand. No bundles, no minimums. Pick one, pay once.
Questions, answered.
How the NFC review stand works, what it costs and how ordering works.
All questions →How does an NFC Google review stand work?
Each Tapfour Connect stand has an NFC chip that we program with your Google review link before it ships. A guest holds their phone near the stand and your review page opens: no app to download, no searching for your shop. Phones without NFC can scan the QR code instead.
Which phones work with the stand?
Most iPhones from the iPhone XS onwards and most Android phones with NFC open the link with a tap. On some Android phones NFC has to be switched on in settings. Any phone camera can scan the QR code.
How much does it cost?
A Tapfour Google Review stand or tile is ₱900. With the printed QR menu (Tapfour Connect or Tile Connect) it is ₱1,100, and we can design your menu for +₱300. The Solo package is 5 Review + Menu stands plus the tapfour app for ₱3,000 once + ₱299/mo. Bigger packages cover up to 5 or 20 branches. Shipping is confirmed with your order.
Do I need the tapfour app?
No. A stand works on its own. The app (from ₱299/mo, paired with every package) lets you change links without reprinting, edit your live QR menu, and see taps, QR scans and your busiest hours. Cancel anytime: your stand keeps working.
Do you ship nationwide? How long does it take?
Yes, we ship anywhere in the Philippines: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Orders usually arrive in 3–5 days once we confirm them.
Is it okay to ask for Google reviews this way?
Yes. Google lets businesses ask customers for reviews. What it doesn't allow is paying for reviews, offering rewards for them, or only asking happy customers. The stand simply makes it easy for every guest to leave an honest review.